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Old 17th June 2008, 19:52   #871
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@ aaggoswami- it seems everything you have runs hot man!
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Old 17th June 2008, 20:06   #872
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@ aaggoswami- it seems everything you have runs hot man!
, but thats really not my fault. The card costed me around 2000 rs. I was expecting active cooling, but it wasnt there.
My processor first overheated now solved that with two fans for it.

I think that spending more on cabinet would have helped as this cabinet simply lacks cooling. Provision for just two 80mm fans, one on side panel and one on rear.
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Old 17th June 2008, 20:08   #873
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Compaq Presario 2282
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Year of Make 1998
OS : 98 First Edition
Processor : Cyrix 233 Mhz, no cooling fan connected to it, only cooling sink
RAM : 48 MB, Upgradable up to 256MB
Hard Disk : 4 GB , upgradable up to 40 GB
Monitor : 15" Compaq Make Sony
Yamaha sound card
Inbuilt modem
Multimedia key board
2 USB ports
With wonderful JBL speakers ( no need of power, plug in to audio jack that’s it, it rocks. My Sony 6x9 inch car speakers are no way near to this )
I bought this in 1998 Nov, still running without any issues
With licensed OS and office


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Dell Latitude D 620
2 Ghz
2 GB RAM
256 MB video card
100 GB HDD
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Nothing much to say about this guy, Still I love my Presario

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Old 17th June 2008, 20:24   #874
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HP 530 NOTEBOOK

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Old 17th June 2008, 20:31   #875
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Desktop :

Compaq Presario 2282
Made in singapore
Year of Make 1998
OS : 98 First Edition
Processor : Cyrix 233 Mhz, no cooling fan connected to it, only cooling sink
RAM : 48 MB, Upgradable up to 256MB
Hard Disk : 4 GB , upgradable up to 40 GB
Monitor : 15" Compaq Make Sony
Yamaha sound card
Inbuilt modem
Multimedia key board
2 USB ports
With wonderful JBL speakers ( no need of power, plug in to audio jack that’s it, it rocks. My Sony 6x9 inch car speakers are no way near to this )
I bought this in 1998 Nov, still running without any issues
With licensed OS and office




Nothing much to say about this guy, Still I love my Presario
We have a Cyrix 300 MHz running Windows 98 with a 4 GB seagate HDD and 256MB RAM. Its great machine for development work specailly coding. I love this machine and infact this is the most realiable machine we have out of the 5!
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Old 18th June 2008, 11:38   #876
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Are you using water cooling for processor ?

Does the HD3450 overheat ? My 7300GT from point-of-view heats upto 90 deg celcius.
for 5.4GHz i used Dry Ice + Acetone with my custom made copper pot.

The HD3450 does work warm but not piping hot.
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Old 18th June 2008, 21:16   #877
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for 5.4GHz i used Dry Ice + Acetone with my custom made copper pot.

The HD3450 does work warm but not piping hot.
Thanks. Looks like an older core with manufacturing nm difference is hurting me!
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Old 1st July 2008, 04:45   #878
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I know the PSU is overkill, but I hope to keep it for my next system build (probably an Intel Nehalem or AMD 45nm quad based build with ATI 4870X2, all water cooled).
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Intel Core2Duo - 2.6GHz
2 x 7300GT nVIDIA in SLI
2 x 2GB DDR2 RAM running @ 1066MHz
2 x 350GB SATA HDD
DVD+-RW DualLayer
DVD-Rom
CoolerMaster 800w PSU
CoolerMaster Mars CPU Cooler
21" Samsung SyncMaster

Running Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit & Windows XP Pro 32bit
Why did you prefer 7300gt 2way SLI over a single higher end 8800?
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Old 1st July 2008, 22:27   #881
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Not necessarily.
The uniqe aspect of the BE is unlocked multipliers.Which comes in very handy while overclocking.And since they are OC oriented, they are better binned chips.
Amey sir- you are the original AMD guru.
I am sure you know all this and mostly misunderstood the other post.
But you mus have never bothered about any other chip apart from the highly OCeable black editions ones.

'Black Edition' (with unlocked multi) is called 'Black Edition' only and not BE.
'BE' and 'EE' are the energy efficient low TDP proccies from AMD.
Like say you have a X2 4200+, there maybe a X2 4200+ BE with lower TDP (45W iirc) and maybe labelled as a X2 4250e iirc.
I don't know but Apo sir had mentioned about trying to get an X2 4450 for his htpc iirc- so that model is there for sure.
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2 x 2GB DDR2 RAM running @ 1066MHz
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Why did you prefer 7300gt 2way SLI over a single higher end 8800?
I guess he took the '2 of everything' concept a bit too far
2 cores, 2 cards. 2 Ram sticks,2 HDD's 2 DVD's ...

PS: are those 2 HDD's in raid ?

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Is this in tvm ?

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Old 1st July 2008, 23:27   #883
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Why did you prefer 7300gt 2way SLI over a single higher end 8800?
Budget constraints mate, i am saving up for 2 x 9600 series cards to run on SLI now. Should be able to buy in a month or two.
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I guess he took the '2 of everything' concept a bit too far
2 cores, 2 cards. 2 Ram sticks,2 HDD's 2 DVD's ...

PS: are those 2 HDD's in raid ?


Is this in tvm ?


Not really mate, i had the HDD's and the Optical drives from my older system. The HDD's are not on RAID but i am thinking of it. Planning to get another 500GB and use the other 2 on Raid 1 for OS and Applications. The 500GB will be mainly for storage.

2 RAMs cause it performs better in Dual-Channel mode. Similar speed and capacity in Dual-Channel gives much better performance compared to 1 single module.


Sorry i didnt understand what a TVM is?
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I guess he took the '2 of everything' concept a bit too far
Like they have on trucks "We two, Ours two" / "Hum do, Hamare do"


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